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* Lucy, when she sings while healing the mortally wounded Kouta, knowing that doing so will cause her body to melt--and this is after he said he hated her for what she did to his family. What's more, she sings the song Nozomi had taught her in the past.
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* Lucy, when she sings while healing the mortally wounded Kouta, knowing that doing so will cause her body to melt--and melt -- and this is after he said he hated her for what she did to his family. What's more, she sings the song Nozomi had taught her in the past.
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* Lucy, when she sings while healing the mortally wounded Kouta, knowing that doing so will cause her body to melt--and this is after he said he hated her for what she did to his family.
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* Lucy, when she sings while healing the mortally wounded Kouta, knowing that doing so will cause her body to melt--and this is after he said he hated her for what she did to his family. What's more, she sings the song Nozomi had taught her in the past.
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* In the anime, after Mariko and Kurama die, Lucy tells the grieving Nana to go live with Kouta in his house, abandoning her previous animosity towards the younger Diclonius. Nana is utterly dumbfounded, and watches sadly as Lucy walks away to accept her fate.
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** That's not to say he didn't love his actual daughter, as that's just as heartwarming and tearjerking. In the anime, they both die together, in each other's arms, with [[FondMemoriesOfWhatCouldHaveBeen Kurama imagining a happy life together that could have been.]] In the manga, the same thing almost happens, but instead they both live through it and Mariko ends up [[RedemptionEqualsDeath with a different death.]] In a way, Kurama's killing of Barbara was for Mariko's sake as well as for Nana, as he states that he now realizes that letting himself or Nana die would be making a SenselessSacrifice out of Mariko's death.
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** That's not to say he didn't love his actual daughter, as that's just as heartwarming and tearjerking. In the anime, they both die together, in each other's arms, with [[FondMemoriesOfWhatCouldHaveBeen [[FondMemoriesThatCouldHaveBeen Kurama imagining a happy life together that could have been.]] In the manga, the same thing almost happens, but instead they both live through it and Mariko ends up [[RedemptionEqualsDeath with a different death.]] In a way, Kurama's killing of Barbara was for Mariko's sake as well as for Nana, as he states that he now realizes that letting himself or Nana die would be making a SenselessSacrifice out of Mariko's death.
